The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03

- ifale naFe agreed 70 fufnteu oo-iou
lot for their building, free Of charge
&. $ Wilmsrib. architect. has open
Ell his Office in the Walton Block. ID
IL rapidly rising 20 the front rhnk Oi
his profession, and il entitled 10 much
credit for his successful career, II
you design building, be sure and have
) q talk with him.
Asssrs, Wm. and NJ. d. Berg de-
: sign making double store Of their
present business place and the build
ing purchased By them Of MARYLAND.
Dodge & Moore. They viii take out
the dividing walls in both stories
They viii then have the largest and
most commOdious furniture store in
the west.
About two hundred men, who we're
being transferred from the Kansas 4
Colorado work 70 the U. P. work In
Ottawa county, took possession Of the
town late Tuesday night and run 1t
to suit themselves. They put in their
time yelling, kicking over boxes,
slamming tin signs, &c, but did no
serious damage.
Tom Wellington was at the post
office delivery q few minutes the
other day, during the absence Of Miss
Carroll Harry Wallace r. good
Democrat. and therefore good author
ityl remarked it was = case Of ''must"
in putting Tom there that no CON-
petent Democrat could be found 10 all
the bill. Hence the Republican de-
livery man protein.
TheScity council met Monday
night. {. n. BsbcOck was appointed
Z special policeman. An ordinance re-
pealIng No. 475, relating TO right Of
way Of the Missouri Pacific Railway
on North street, was passed. Ordi.
nance amending No. 46s was passed
repeating ordinance granting right Of
way TO same road on Fourth street.
The Board Of education at their
meeting Saturday evening. decided
TO accept the following sites prOfFered
for school building locations: site at
northeast corner OF South Park ADJ
ditiOn, 300x2O0 feet site at east edge j
OF Phillips East Salina Addition,
9OOx4O0 feet site in HOha's addition
southeast Salina, l92x2SO feet, and
n site on Lincoln street, X. w. u. |
addition.
There is 3 prospect that there will
be large attendance Of Silina veter.
ans at the G. A. r. encampment 10 |
be held in Abilene next week-eom- !
meneing with Tues lay. The AbileGe
people are making extensive arrange
ments for the great event. To provide
against the possible lack Of sleeping |
rooms large warehouse is to be fitted |
up in barracks style, which will |
accommodate at least one thousand /
men.
The bill introduced by Represen-
tative Amos In the House, to permit
the people Of Saline crunty 10 vote
bonds for the purchase Of additional |
ground fer Oak Dale Park THAT tract /
of land known as the riverbend) /
has passed the House and will IN
dOubtedly pass the Senate. We
shall soon, therefore, have the privi-
lige Of casting our ballots for the en-
largement Of Oak Dale Park 10
Bismarck Grove dimensions.
Fine weather? Well we should smile
In the presence Of such charm ing
sunshine, such balmy air, such in
vigOrRting acknowledgements In all
respects 10 that Of Florida. the land Of
flowers-rememberan Ofbelow zero
weather, leaden skies, with their sure
accompaniment of searching wind.
and bowling blasts, vanish as the /
morning mist before the rising SUI
There, we have said all this and 1
no blizzard has interviewed 10 make
Us take it back.
The Board Of Trade has delegated
Mr.. T. L. Gebhart to visit lola, and
interview the lock manufacturer who
desires to start a factory here. Al
the same meeting Mr.. w. r. Gels |
was appointed 10 look after the prOpOs
ed creamery, which we mentioned
last week. preparatory to the meet
ing Of the farmers on Saturday at
O'Clock P NJ, at the city building, |
when 1t is proposed to secure guaran-
tees for the required quantity Of milk
per day.
The Rising Sun hopes to become the
state organ ofits party, and seems to
be receiving considerable support to
that end. We believe we can truth
fully say that the Third Party cannot
find two men who are more conscien-
tiOusly aud disinerestedly enlisted In
in behalf Of the struggle Of their party
for supremacy. than the editors Of the
Rising san. II is not monkey |
work" with them, no matter what
else may be said. They are combat.
ing for what they believe to be right
and that right bravely.
The stockholders Of the Kansas 4
Colorado Railroad met at the Pacific
House last Friday, and elected the
following directors Geo. J. Gould,
aud A. H. Caief. New York E. G.
Merriam, Geo, c. Smith. and 7. J.
Ports, st. Louis c. E. Faulkner. NJ.
d. league, Henry Baker, J. o. VIII
son, Salina. At the directors meet
ing-lmmediately following that OF
the stOokhOlders-the following OH
Gers were elected; President, Geo. J.
Gould; Vice President, c. E. Faulk-
uer Secretary, Geo. G. Smith Tress-
uTer. a. n. Calef; Assistant Secre-
tars. Henry Baker.
THE first lecture afthe Kansas wes-
leyan University course was deliver
ed 81 the n. Z. church on last Mon
Gay evening by DR.. Swahlen. The
subject was Schiller" The lecture